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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-19
Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-Cattle-Recepts, 400
shipments, 800. The market strong; choice
heavy native steers, 81. so05.25 fair to good
shipping steers. $4047O butchers steers fair to
choice, SD so al 40; feeders fair to good So 1904
to choice. S203 so.
Hogs-Receipts 2. 800; shipments q 700. Market
grades; choice heavy and butchers selections s. s5
06: packing. fair to good, So. 60O5.75; Workers.
medium to to prime, s54oo555; pigs common to
Sheep Receipts 1000 shipments, 200. Market
active and steady; common to fair $2.4O03.5O;
medium to fancy, So. 60O4. 80.
CHICAGO March 1S.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Reeepts, 1000 shipments, 1000
The market was sayong and a shade higher: shipping
feeders So. lbs; cows bulls and mixed, 81 q
4; the bulk of the sales 81 80 03 80; through
Texans $3.15@337la.
Hogs-Receipts IA 900; shipments, 5000 The
market strong and heavy grades Sc higher; rough
and mixed So 20 so; packing and shipping So. 20
az: light S. 05.75; skips S3. 7O04 SIS.
market stronger; native sheep, $3 IA 80: West
| $50
| NEW YORK, March 1s.-Beeves-Receipts, 56
carloads for the market 10 carloads for citytrade
slaughterers direct and carloads for the export
trade. Prices fairly maintained. and the yards
were cleared; common to best steers So 60 80 ~
/ 100 fbs dry cows and fat bulls, 81. 40 GALS To-
morrow's shipments will include 1870 quarters of
| Sheep-Receipts. 1920. The market was dull but
were made at So. 06 per 100 lbs for sheep and
| 5.6O07 for lambs.
Hogs--Receipts, 1900 all for slaughterers direct
| The market nonlinally firm and steady at SIS a
$40.
| KANSAS CITY, March 1s.-The Live Stock Indi
GATOR reports: Cattle-Receipts, 2,3O0 shipments
/ 1,2OO. The market strong. active and Zoe high
| or. Good to choice shipping. 81 5004.S5; common
to medium, So GOA; 40; stoekers. 81 GO a3.25
Hogs-Receipts 1900; shipments. none. The
market strong few choice lots: others slow
| weaker: good choice. S., 5OO5. so: t6
medium $505.4O skps and pigs. 275049o.
Sheep-Receipts. $780, shipments, 100. Good
| to choice. 1915 D4.25; common to medium, g.
| $3.50.
EAST LIBERTY. March 1s.--Cattle- Receipts
ia: shipments, 49, Nothing doing. All through
| consignments.
Hogs Receipts $500; shipments 800. Marke
firm; Philadelphas So. 80 % 40; Workers. So. Goa
6; common and light, SIS. 5005.75.
slleep-Receipts, 2. 200; shipments 1.2O0. Marke
| active and ashade higher than yesterday.
| CINCINNATI. March 1S.-Hogs weak; common
and light 1905. 65; packing and butchers S. 81
06; receipts, /, 7O0 shipments 1000.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. March 19-Wool quiet; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia double extra and
above 34035c; extra, 32033c medium, 3S039c;
coarse, 37la039c; New York. Michigan. Indiana and
Western fine extra and double extra. 29131c: me-
371s03sc coarse 1880; washed connbing ard de-
laine, extra and double extra $685. Lac; Canada
washed combing. 37a39c; tub washed, choice 400
Ale; medium unwasned choice, 4OO41c; medium
washed co1nbing and delaine, 30a31c; coarse
washed conbing and delaine 29030c eastern Ore
gon fine. 1602oc; medium. 16022c; coarse. 100
21c; valley Oregon fine 81 23c; medium, 26027c
coarse, % 025c New Mexican, medium. 19022c
coarse carpet wool, 14016c.
BOSTON, March 1s.-Wool in moderate demand
and prices easer Ohio and Pennsylvania extra fleece
31032c; double extra 32034c: Michigan extra Boo;
fine Ohio deaine 35 036c; Michigan fine deiaine
Soc; Kentucky unwashed combing. 81 032c; Texas
fall. 45955c; choice No. valley Oregon, 2se: No 2
valley Oregon, 25026c: eastern Oregon, 16022c;
pulled woods good to superfne, 3O035c; Western
pulled 2s03Oc; extra pulled. 30032c; cornbing
pulled 31035c; Territory woods, 1926
ST. LOUIS. March 18.-Wool dull and easy at
yesterday declines low to choice tubwashed 30O36c;
medium unwasLed. 20025c: fine light, 1S024c; fine
heavy, 14021c; coarse braid. 1502ic low sandy, Is
019c.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Wool quiet and heavy:
domestic fleece, 30035c; pulled. 14035c; Texas, 8
025c,
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statement-Net receipts 2S 40 bales; gross, so 973
bales exports Great Britain 30 1893 baIes France
4,O6S baes to the continent. 80, 337 bales; coast
WISE ID 800 bales; sales. 20 $50 bales Correction
Export coastwise on March IL should have been
4 $50 bales on the 18th. 1864 bales.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-C. L. Green & Co. s re-
port on cotton futures says Sales were liberal and
buying at times free creating active and feversh
market, although with net gain Of about points
and steady close"
LIVERPOOL March 18-Cotron quiet and rather
easier: sales 10 600 bales, including 1000 bales for
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Oil.

OIL CITY March 1S.--Natonal Transit certificates
opened at 6414c; highest 64c; lowest 63l4c: closed
at 63osc Sales, $4,000 brls; ciearances, 2. 772.-
600 brls; charters, $4,000 brls; shipments, AZ 567
brs.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-The petroleum market
opened strong at Gao, advanced to GA ssc, declined
steadily to Csc, and closed strong SO SIC. Sales
2. 1884. 900 brls Turpentine firm at SOC.
PTTTSBURG, March 1S-Petroleum fairly steady
active and firm. National Transit certificates opened
at 64l4c; closed at 63Ac highest, 64i4c lowest
63l2c.
WILMINGTON. March 1s.-Turpentine firm at
35 Ac.
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picked hams, 1o.75c; sweetpickled shoulders 67oc;
short ribs T.75c.
JoRsISa PRIcEs-smoked Meats-sugar-eured
hams, 10 to II MS average. 12Ars ID lbs average,
12l2c; 17ls lbs average, 12l4c; 20 lbs average and
over. 12c; cottage hams, medium average, Sc;
California hams Sl4c: sugar cured breakfast bacon,
Sc; dried beef hams. 12015c. Bacon. clear sides.
% to So fbs average 9ac: do TBS and average.
9lac: backs, medium weight, 9lsc: bellies. medium
weight Toe. Dry-sat and Picked Meats-Clear
sides, funsmokedl &c. clear backs {unsmoked) SAC;
clear bellies, tunsmoked) 9; clear pork p brl 200
lbs. SIT; ham aud rump pork to 3 ID pieces.
6iac; cloth, large small &c. Lard-Pure leaf. ket-
tlerendered. in tierces Si9c in u brls S7sc so rs
cans in 1Ootb cases. 8ssc; 2olb cans. in 30 ID
in 60 ID 9lsc. Refined Lard-In tierces 7l4s;
80 Id cans in 100 ID cases. 7l2c
PRODUCE
BuTTER-Creamery, % 03oc; choice country. Is
Ole.
BEEswAx-Dark, 1sc: yellow, Zoe.
EGGs-Shippers paying lie; selling from store at
49,
FEATaEns.Prime geese, 3504oc p %; mixed
duck, 1920 " ID.
" bu
PounrRy-Hens &c; roosters, 3lac; ducks 6lac
p 10; geese: $3.50 y doa; hen turkeys, Sc y %;
toms, 519c p ID.
WooL-Medium. 23024c; one-fourth blood 210
23c braid, Is 021c: bury, Cotswold and black so
1oc less. We quote prices on farmers lots; On large
lots slightly higher prices paid
SEEDS.
$4D4. % p bu: English mammoth. prime ire
cleaned). 81 150435: Alsike. prime: $707. 80; Al
falfa, prime. 1925 07.5O; white, $7.50DS; prime
20 09Oc % bu: red top 75c 01 p bu; orchard grass,
81. 65 a. 80 " bu German millet, 81 P bu; com
mon millet, 75c p bu: faxseed selected, 81 100
y fb new popcorn 6oo75c " bu; hemp 31ac;
canary. Sc; rape Sc " fb.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade a Little Tame-Spring-Lske Weather
Now the Needed Stimulant.

INDIANAPOLIS, March IL.
The volume of trade to-day was light and disap-
pointing. The time has arrived for spring.lke
weather and the cold air Of the last day or two has
been damper business in most departments
OF course the dizziness is but temporary, and with
the appearance of the cheerful sun and milder
weather new life win be instilled into trade The
firm to prices all along the line good evidence
that the business conditions healthy in character
and, with seasonable weather. trade viii reach ex
pectations, without doubt It is seldom that fuctu
atoms in values few as in the last ten DAVIS The
grain markets still weak but other markets seem
not to be affected by the weakness. and all staple
articles show tendency to higher rather than lower
prices. The provision market, however was a little
shaky to-day, but this market is in the hands of
spectators and prices will rebound in day or two,
probably, at furthest. stocks are undoubtedly
light. Sugars and cofees steady and firm at quota
tions. Canned goods are meeting with fair sale at
unchanged prices better feeling is reported in the
tea market and prices have become firm at the range
of time past The stock of sugars in the four
ports So Asa tons against So $50 for the CORE
sugar since Jan. have been l. 1876 tons, against
485 tons in 1886. The stock of moasses in the four
ports, 937 hogsheads. against 1903 hogsheads in
1886 and 1880 hogsheads in 1885. Brazil coffee
in stock and afoat is
Total stock in Now York, March IL. 357, $40
Total stock in Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 664 35
Total stock in New Orleans. ...-----....-. 1858
Afoat from Rio per steam to March 81. 81 coo
AHoat from Rio per sail to March s.. 81 600
Atioat from Santos per steam and sail to
March ID 900
Total. .66S.512
Same time last year.. COG. 655
GRAIN
The local wheat market was somewhat stronger in
tone to-day than on Thursday and prices ruled
shade higher There is . good milling demand. and
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ding, 9lac low middling, Q 3-16c; good ordinary,
$50. Net receipts, 45tS bales; gross SOFT bales;
exports 10 Great Britain Sc bales; to France bales
sales l.75o bs,ea; stock. 267, 941 bales Weekly
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK. March 18.-The market with
out change in demand and movement, and business
reflects the satisfactory progress of previous reports
The imports for the week were So, AGO, 18S. The
total amount thrown on the market So, 443 975.
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Louisville, New Albany & Chicago.
fMonon Route,)
Evansville & Tsrre Hauts.

Via VantSalia Lne.)
LveTndpls. .73Oaua p*12:0Om A:00pna s+1n45rm
Ar Indpls. 3:5Oam tl0OOam 3:35pm Al5pm
Via ]. & st. L. Ry)
IveTndnls. 10: harm i5.3Opn .11:55am G10am
Ar Inapls 3:A5am flO:O0am 3:35pm 6.25pm
DAILY, idaily except Sunday parlor car, slecp-
Ing car.
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch psrlor.
sleeping and buffet the finest run in America.
between Indianapolis and Evansville Cars are open
for passengers at $50 p. Train does not leavs
until 1O:45
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Jacksonville, Mad son & Indianapoli


Cincinn att Indianapolis, 81. Lou S Chcao.
CINCINNATI DIVISION
Depart Gin natl Fast Line daily, and BID afa
St. Louis Express. daily -----.---. 4: 10 ant
Cincinnati Accomrnoaa ion 1900 :.s3 am
Cincinnati Mail n. c.-.--...--.. 3.a5 pTa
Rock Island and Peoria Ex.. daily. 6:a5 pm
Arrive-ln annapolis Accommodation. 10 am
Chicago and st. Louis Nail p. e. d'y 1 i;i5 ami
Lafayette Accommodation. ass pm
st. Louis Express, daily. le.l5 pun
Chicago Fast Line. daily 5. and c-1islo riu
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago Peoria and Omaha Ex..-- 1l0 arr
indianapolis and Logansport Ex-.- {: 10 am
Chicago Mail y c.,...-.....-. i2.05 p'n
Iafarette Accom- mediation -.-.. 8 90
Indian apols and South Bend FIX 5:oo lu
Chicago. Peoria and y .--i-y
s. and r. c---..-....-..-...- il 80 Pm
Arrive Cincinnati Fast Line iy c. r. aud 5. 80 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. IL - am
South Bend and indianapolis Ex. .-11:ij
Cincinnati Mail p. c.--..--..---.- 80 pm
Rock Island and Peoria FIX q 20 phi
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Accounts of Banks Bankers and Corporations
hcted.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent and
rediscount for Banks when balances warrant it.
Boston is Reserve City, and balances with US
from Banks mot located in other Reserve Cities
count a reserve.
We draw Exchange London and the
ContiEent and make Cable transfers and place money
by telegraph throughout the United States and Can
ada.
Government Bonds bought and Sold and Exchanges
in Washington made for Banks without extra charge.
We have market for prime hrst-class Investment
Securities and invite proposals from States Coun
ties and Cities when issuing bonds.
We do general Banking business, and invite cor
respondence.
ASA p. POTTER, President
JOS. w. Work, Cashier.
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Wabash, st. Louis Pacific.
indianapolis Peru & Chicago Divsion.)
Depart-Alichipan City and Toledo MAIL. tbs ara
Detroit. Toledo and Michigan City
Express. daily. 2:15 prn
Detroit and Toledo Ex., daily
cept Sunday. s---.-.--.--..-.--. ZOO pm
Arrive-Detroit Toledo & Mich City Elk, s. 1:l5
fDetroit and Toledo FIX, daily. $. 1913 am
Detroit Toledo & Mich City Mail. Gas pm
Sleeper daily TO Detroit.
iSleeper daily from Detroit
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Indiana, g. Bloomington Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-Pacifc Elk and Mail dsily.s and re- $50
Express 1890 n,
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. c. Ais pm
Burlington ami Rock Island Elk
press, daily. T. c. ard i j 90 PM
Arrire-Eastern and Southern Express.
daily. r c. and s...-----.----. $50 ana
Express 10:40 arm
Express and Mail q. and r. &C.,. :;s5 pm
Day Express, daily. c. and So. $3.50 prn
EASTERN DIVISION.
Depart astern Express Mail daily, g.. 410
Atlantic Express, s. and r Co.,. $3.50 pm
Night EXPRESS. daily, s. and r. e. 9-0Opna
Arriye-Pacific Express daily s. and r. c.. 7.2O am
Western Elk. and Mail q. ana 355 psa
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press, daily, =. and r. 1o:s0pm
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LIVE STOCK.
Best Butcher and Shipping Cattle in Strong
Demand-Hogs Shade Lower.
TNnY NJ

CATTLE-Receipts. 1O0 shipments, Mar
ket strong the best grades of shipping and butch
ers CATTLE while the common classes steady IN
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Cincinnati Hamilton a India napolis.

Cincinnati, Hamilton mia napos.
Depart-Cin Dton and Toll, dy, Q. and g. 400 ann
Cincin.. DAYTON Toledo and n. Y 1888 afn
Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and New
York n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .:i0 pm
sConnersylle Accommodation 5:30 pm
Arrive-Co nnersvillc Accommodation. S35 arm
Gin Peoria ans, St Louis n e. / :45 arm
Cincinnati Accommodation. $500. 451 pm
Gin. Peoria and St. l. dye. c. and s 1915 pm
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Three percent. bondsl0t
-Four per cent. bonds. 12i
Four and a half per e 10s
Pacific Is of '95, bid IA
Louisian eonsols. 49,. s!
Missouri IS. 10.
Tenn. settlement 6s. ,l0t
Tenn. settlement IS. 10.
Tenn. settlement 3s.- Z,
Central Pacific lists. Ill
Den. & Rio G.. lists. IL!
Den. & r. G. w. lists z!
Erie seconds. ...-.-.- 8!
H., K. e T. gen. IS. :. o.
Northern Pacific 1sts1l'
Northern Pacific 2ds. 10
Northwestern consolsl3'
Northwest debent. Oslo
st. l.. IL s. +. gen. m. III
st. Paul consols- ~
st. p. Chi. 81 Pac. 1sts1l L
Texas Pac. I'd grants. 6,
r. p. r. G.. ex. COUP z.
Union Pacific firsts- IL
West Shore. 10
Adams Express IA
AIleeheney Central. : :
Alton & Terre Haute. B
Alton & T. III. pref - 8
American Express 10
b.. G. r. e. N 4
Canada Pacific. 1880. 6
Canada Southern -. 5
Central Pacific: 49,. 3
Chesapeake & Ohio. :.
G. so. pref. firsts. :. l
.. 60 seconds 1885,.
Chicago g. Alton IA
G. h A. preferred. .lG
c., B. 81 @. .13
Chi, st. l.. 81 o.. :
c., st. l.. & p. ]
c., st. l.. & p. pref. :. 9
c., S. e. G. -....-.. 6
Cleverd & Columbus. {
Delaware & Hudson 10
Del, Lack. & West. IL
u. IL Rio Grande new :
Erie .---..----...
Erie preferred -..--.
East Tennessee 49,.
East Tennessee pref.
Fort Wayne. Il.
Hannibal u st. Joe.
HI. q st. Joe pref. -
Harlem. 2.
Houston & Texas. -. !;
Illinois Cent, al. Il.
l.. b. & w.
Kansas q Texas.
Lake Erie & Western.
Lake Shore. .-.-..-..
NEW vOPK Mab
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liberal and prices weak at quotations. the same is
true of oats. Bidding Change tame. with
Iowa
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Bar silver s9asc.
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The local wheat market was somewhat stronger in
tone to-day than Thursday. and prices ruled
shade higher There is . good milling demand and
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
J. Stares for the District of Indiana. And
In the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Illinois
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-27
Discover, of the ANGER naciuus.

Fnm the London lancet
As might have deem expected, the state
mcnt 10 widely circulated a week ago. 10
the effect that Dr. ~Schcucrlcn, Of the Char.
iiic hospital, Berlin, had discovered ''thc
cancer bacillus" hns received much quail
cation. IL has since been declared that
thn inoculatcd animals have mol, exhibited
any evidence OF generous formation, and
il IL limited that the experiments nc very
incomplete, aud the discovery has been
announced ''morc with pgard 10 the pres.
cnt circumstances than 10 scientific accu.
| ncy." Should this bc the case, We may
refer DR.. Schcucrlcn TO the inquiry con.
! Quoted hy Mcssrs. Shaituck and balance,
aud communicated some months < "a
| the Pathological society. lie will find
| there y series Ut arguments In favor OF ia,
parasitic theory oi cancer, but, on the othcI
side, he will 500 that these investigation
failed In obtaining any distinctive micro
organisms. hy the cultivation process, frou
either healthy " diseased tissues. The,
did occasionally get evidence 81 cuniamin
alton with bacteria, aud Il would bc wei
10 know what precautions were taken b,
pr. SchCucrlcn 10 avoid such cOntamina
ton. MuSsrs. Shniluck and ltlllancc sug
gsl that the parasite is not bacterial, bu
possibly allied Ia the lowest PROTOCOL; an,
thc want oi confirmation VI the discover
oi the bacillus will hnrmonizc With thoi
their negative insults.
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FOLDING BED ADVENTURES.
It Ia a Diaboiical Invention n Exists
but to Torture.

II Ia a Diabolical Invention and Exlsts
but to Torture.
Prom the Chicago Tribune.
4 remarkable adventure with q folding
bed occurred a few nights ago TO u young
man connected with n leading dry goods
house Of the city. The young man referred
10 lives on the north side, and maniicsts
occasionally much conviviality of DISPOSE
ton. He had been manifesting such quail
ity one evening week before last, and when
kc went home was in n balmy and beam
ing mood. He hit the keyhole somehow,
and went upstairs TO his room. His fold
ing bed he recognized as the place in which
he was accustomed to sleep, and he rccol-
lected that something had TO be done with
the article TO make il ready for occupancy.
lie grapplcd with IL. The next morning
the chambermaid, entering the room, was
surprised 10 zee that the folding
bed had not been occupied, though
il had been pulled down. She
did tho usual sweeping and brush
ing. and then scized the bed 10 lift
1t back 10 lis place. Then she dropped IL
and began "a series Of blOod-curdling
screams which assembled the household.
She said there was a body under the bed.
II was lifted, and the body WIS there, sure
enough. II was the body OF Mr.. -, and
he vas sleeping like n lamb. He had
pulled the bed down on himself and had
gone tO sleep perfectly satisfied, the legs
OF the article Of furniture holding il nj a
sufficient hight 10 prevent his sullocation.
In his da2ed condition he had discovered
the easiest way OF going 10 bed ever yet
hit upon.
Still another story in which the folding
bed figured il reported from Ellis avenue.
This particular folding bed IL owned by q
lady on the above named thOroughfarc.
One memorable night In her life, no sooner
had she fairly implanted her head on the
downy pillows than the pcsky CONTINUANCE
began Ia close in upon her. Fustcr and
ilstcr II moved, and NIL the stories she had
ever read Of people being buried alive
flashed through her mind. IL was n mo.
mcnt Of supreme horror. But as the aver
ago woman NJ sight OF "a mouse will sum.
mon 10 her aid a woman's only weapon
to-wit, her %tOnguc-ao did the fair Ellis
avenue sufferer bcthink her Of that useful
but oft unruly member. and right Justify
did she employ IL, too, M her ncighbors
can truthfully testify, and rs her husband
might also, but for the fact that it was
lodge night and his presence had been
dctpndcd down town. Hearing a
succession OF uncarthly shrieks, the
more vcnturcsOmc Of tho niorc-
said %ncighbors attempted To get into
the house, but not being professional
houscbrcakcrs their efforts ven signally
unsuccessful. Meanwhile the screams and
shricks continued with rcdoublcd vchc-
mrncc, and II was not until one Of the
ncighbors had called the police patrol and
two OF Chicago's prcscrvcrs Of the peace
had broken open the door aud invaded
the premises and discovered the cause Of
NO unsocmly nm outbreak in n most respect
able, quiet neighborhood, that the poor
woman was released from her folding
prison and peace gradually settled down
upon The scene.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-27

Itom the birmingham Herald
"llavc YOU Rad any Of the Russian nov
Clisis7' asked a society inan Of a iashiona-
blc young lady.
'Oh, ycs; they are splendid sid she.
"What do YOU think vi hcm2'
Think they an splendid"
ESQ llplikc.'
"splcndid. True 10 nature"
~'Splcndid."
"Nothing oycrlmwn."
"N,ihiuc. splendid. I think"
'Shc's one OF the brightest women ]
ever Riw taldWssing some one else and
noddiug toward the young Indy to whom
lee hal boon talking Knows OH about
Russian hltcmiuro, don't You under.
stand"
Don't knot whom Two enjoyed con.
vcration M much, said she, turning "a
some one else. Gle has got all the Rus.
sian noyclists n his very tongues end"
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CATARRu originates in scroiulous faint.
Hoods S~arsaparilla puriiics the blood, and
thus permanently Cup's catauh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-27

Philadelphia Press; Frank p. Morgan
Brooklyn Citizen; james Morgan, Boston
Daily Globe; Richard Nixon, New Orleans
Times Democrat; G. NJ. Ogden, Phila-
dclpbia Neus; Herbert A. Preston, New
York Herald; f. A. Richardson, Baltimore
Sun; William T.. Ringwalt, New York
Commercial bulletin; w. b. Shaw, Boston
Transcript Harold Snowden, Alexandria
Gosdtt; II. w. Spofiord, Fort Worth
Gazette; o. O. Stcaly, Louisville Courier.
Journal; George II. Walker, Cleveland
Ecader; L. G.. Washington, New Orleans
Picapins, and James II. Young, Phila-
dclnhia Star.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-27
OUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN
NEW EDITION.
No Other Book Published Does This.

sECoND-wlcna person Is really attacked by dangerous disease IL enables
know the fact and IN such cases its advice ks 'Send for a competent physician at
But all ordinary cases, such rs can DO easily cured land most tot the ailments Of
are Of this kind, II only you could recognize them) 1t gives full directions for tres
The point H. that II teaches you TO distinguish between a dangerous and a rihing
and tells you when It's necessary, and when not necessary, 10 call a physician
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-27

You'll nnd her smiling night and day.
Although NJ times she u not rny.
Aud should you wonder why you meet
THIS cnnstnnt smile, regard her teeth.
hle only laughs those rrms 10 show,
Which bOEodonl makes white a. snow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-27

The parish clerk wns told Ia give ont tho
notice. con Sunday next the service In
this church will be- held in the afternoon.
and ON the following sunday Il will be
held In thc morning, and 80 ON alternately
until further notice" What he actually
did give out was M follows con next
Sunday the morning service In this church
will be- held In the afternoon, aud ON the
following Sunday the afternoon service
will be held In tho morning. and 20 on 10
al eternity. "-Tcmpis Bar.